My Bunk replication

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editor posted this 15 April 2026

Hey everyone!

I've decided to finally give it a go and try to replicate what Bunk has been sharing. Since I already have most of the parts sitting in my workshop, it's mostly just a matter of putting the components together.

My journey goes all the way back to the days of Zilano, Kapanadze, and everything in between. After countless hours and more money spent than I'd care to admit — probably enough that, if I had just added it all up, I could've had free electricity for life and been sipping margaritas on a beach instead. But here I am, and I think everyone here who's been in this rabbit hole for 10, 20 years or more knows exactly what I mean.

One of my last rules I set for myself was that I wouldn't go back into the workshop unless I saw at least 2–3 successful replications of someone's device. Well, clearly I'm about to break that rule.

I created a new thread so I don't clutter the existing Bunk thread, which is already hard enough to follow. Attaching a photo of the simplest device Bunk shared — it was the first thing I found on my shelf. Once I track down the aluminum part, I'll throw it all together and report back on whether it lights up.

Have a nice day or night, e

 

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editor posted this 15 April 2026

Hey everyone!

I've decided to finally give it a go and try to replicate what Bunk has been sharing. Since I already have most of the parts sitting in my workshop, it's mostly just a matter of putting the components together.

My journey goes all the way back to the days of Zilano, Kapanadze, and everything in between. After countless hours and more money spent than I'd care to admit — probably enough that, if I had just added it all up, I could've had free electricity for life and been sipping margaritas on a beach instead. But here I am, and I think everyone here who's been in this rabbit hole for 10, 20 years or more knows exactly what I mean.

One of my last rules I set for myself was that I wouldn't go back into the workshop unless I saw at least 2–3 successful replications of someone's device. Well, clearly I'm about to break that rule.

I created a new thread so I don't clutter the existing Bunk thread, which is already hard enough to follow. Attaching a photo of the simplest device Bunk shared — it was the first thing I found on my shelf. Once I track down the aluminum part, I'll throw it all together and report back on whether it lights up.

Have a nice day or night, e

 

Inception posted this 12 May 2026

I agree. Joined 3 weeks ago, sharing others works, but looking for the forum to show their work in return.

Also, a call to patent your work safely, at the same time.

This all appears to be a concerted effort to confuse, divide, distract, discourage, copy, etc.

((Inception)) "You do not know anything until you have practiced." - Richard Feynman

hackoa posted this 12 May 2026

Some very strange behavior, I see a resemblance to a former participant here? What do you think of this, colleagues?

editor posted this 12 May 2026

Mungan

It seems you have nothing — absolutely nothing. You have, in fact, wasted 17 minutes of my time. Please write something more relevant to my topic, and open your own thread if you want to discuss something else. Thank you.

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hackoa posted this 12 May 2026

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Everyone here are mature enough to decide how to proceed. Please give details for the others who want to understand the technology and replicate!

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worldcup posted this 12 May 2026

Quoting:mungam

Quoting:worldcup

Bunk never mentioned anything associated with 'copper radiating sheath' , aluminium was the part if i;m not mistaken. 

 

 

@ mungam, Hi

Waiting for HQ video and Photos. Device in action.

Why Bunk didn't tell anything about 'Morey alloy' and 'tinned copper' in his instruction PDF ?

Regards

FE Seeker - IT/Coding/Soft/Cyber Security Expert/Reverse Engineering

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editor posted this 12 May 2026

Mungam,

Wa are all still waiting for your hq photos/videos. Where is the problem?

Br, e

worldcup posted this 11 May 2026

Quoting:mungam

Hi  All,

As I now understand, he acquires pre-made PCB  somewhere, then powers his homemade coils with them, and then sells them! On the one hand, he certainly saves his time, which is not bad at all, as it looks very attractive externally. On the other hand, I personally consider him a quite good inventor, as not everyone among us could come up with something like this.

I think his work is valued just right and fairly for what he personally put into it.
If you convert it from Russian money, it's  $4,000, but that's not a bad price for a 20-kilowatt thing, at least in my opinion!...

I kept reading his posts until they kicked him off the forum. He probably had some really good stuff to say, but now we'll never hear it.

The Morey alloy is located on its copper radiating sheath, which is situated beneath the coils. This was clearly registered by me using a Geiger counter! This sheath apparently provides that additional energy.

I brought the counter to the inner surface of the tube to detect radiation, but the exterior showed no significant activity.

 

Regards

Hi,

Do post video of your device with some HQ pictures after your work hours are done.

Bunk never mentioned anything associated with 'copper radiating sheath' , aluminium was the part if i;m not mistaken. 

Same goes with 'Morey alloy' , never did he mention anything about it other than mercury etc... 

You can check my post (Before Bunk could delete the pdf+post(s), I saved & translated original pdf which Bunk shared - https://www.beyondunity.org/thread/bunk-overunity-transformer-finally-schematic-and-replication-available/?p=12&order=all#comment-67be8209-6b48-4b25-8ae5-b4260073d5f9

 

Regards

 

FE Seeker - IT/Coding/Soft/Cyber Security Expert/Reverse Engineering

Inception posted this 11 May 2026

I warned in a previous post on BU about working with thorium and similar ionizing metals used for spark gaps.

The reason I did that: I had been exposed to ionizing radiation on various projects, a chemistry lab, and an inspection of a cyclotron facility when I was very young.

Being radiated is a silent phenomena, and it may not manifest for many years. I developed blindness and tumors - a baseball size portion of my scalp had to be removed. After costly operations I can see again, but have a large bald spot on the side of my head.

I was technical editor for a radiologist training manual ... take nothing for granted, friends.

Please be extra cautious. 

((Inception)) "You do not know anything until you have practiced." - Richard Feynman

Fighter posted this 11 May 2026

Quoting:Jagau

Thorium-232 is *fertile*: under irradiation, it transforms into uranium-233, a fissile isotope capable of sustaining a chain reaction

Guys, be aware what you're playing with, remember: Safety first !

I'm entirely for using non-conventional tech and materials (like the Metglas I used in my ZPM) but not going to the nuclear field or dangerous high-voltage arcing. As long as you don't have the right protective equipment and profesional knowledge in how to handle these things you better stay away from playing with them.

Please be careful and safe !

Regards,

Fighter

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Nikola Tesla
Jagau posted this 11 May 2026

 

We're not talking about a system beyond the unit here; we're talking about a nuclear generator.

I asked experts in the field of thorium that Bunk uses.

Can thorium really replace uranium in nuclear power plants?

No, thorium isn't a plug-and-play replacement for uranium. It's more of a complementary option. Thorium-232 is *fertile*: under irradiation, it transforms into uranium-233, a fissile isotope capable of sustaining a chain reaction. This process requires either reactors specifically designed for breeding or complex couplings within existing reactors. In conventional pressurized water reactors, the direct use of thorium requires fuel modifications and often costly reprocessing cycles. Molten salt reactors (MSRs) and some high-temperature designs make greater use of thorium, but these technologies still require demonstrators and certifications.

So i am not competent enough to play with nuclear energy.

Jagau

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